Larnaca and Paphos airports have peak passenger traffic
Already, passengers at Paphos International Airport and Larnaca International Airport complain that they have to wait for 40 minutes to pass passport control.
Read moreAlready, passengers at Paphos International Airport and Larnaca International Airport complain that they have to wait for 40 minutes to pass passport control.
Read moreMikel, Greece’s leading coffee chain is expanding in Australia as its first shop opens in Sydney’s Five Dock this Saturday, 25 August.
Read moreThe Greek Ministry of Finance submitted a report for the first six months of 2018. As the document shows, the country now has a budget surplus – revenues exceed expenditure by 2.08 billion euros.
Read moreA Greek island is leading the way in environmentally-friendly energy as it prepares to roll out a network of advanced wind and solar power charging a network of advanced batteries.
Read moreIn 2018, Grekodom together with partners MBGcs will become a participant in the Cairo real estate fair CBIPF 2018, which will be held on 21-22 September in Cairo.
Read moreReal estate investment companies (REICs) are increasing the share of hotels in their Greek property portfolios, with investments reaching 50 million euros so far in 2018.
Read moreTourism in Greece was not the last reason that the country's economy was able to return to its former channel and is actively developing after the crisis. Thanks to well-thought-out strategies and competent management, many companies were able to fill the demanded niches in the market, particularly in the sphere of tourism. Not surprisingly, due to the growing interest in the country, Greece needed more places, where people who would like to rest could comfortably settle. It is in connection with this that the first Grand Hyatt hotel will open in Athens.
Read moreAn electronic tax platform for registering short-term rentals like AirBnB will be up and running by the end of August, the governor of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) Giorgos Pitsilis said on Friday.
Read moreEach year, Greece modifies and improves the conditions of the program, attracting more and more participants from all over the world. Soon large investors from countries outside the European Union can count on the possibility of obtaining a visa to Greece on even more favorable terms. This will become the reality thanks to the amendment that the Parliament of Greece has adopted.
Read moreThe Greek economy has started feeling the impact of the crisis in neighboring Turkey, as the Athens Stock Exchange showed a 3 percent plunge on Monday while Greek bond yields moved in the opposite direction.
Read moreChania port in Crete is expecting the number of cruise passengers to top the 95,000 mark for the first eight months of 2018.
Read moreThe consultation process has started for the approval of a casino license for the massive Elliniko casino project, according to The Hellenic Gaming Commission (HGC).
Read moreIn 2030 the cultural capital of Europe will be named.
Read moreAthens is one of 12 European cities vying for the “European Capital of Innovation Award” for 2018, it was announced on Monday.
Read moreIn May 2018, the Government of Cyprus reduced the number of quotas for issuing citizenship under the investment program. Now the annual figure should not exceed 700. This was announced at the 3rd Cyprus Citizenship & Residency conference by the Real Estate Investment Summit in Limassol.
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